Day 4: World Masters Track Championships

Day 4 was the busiest day so far at the Championship with sixteen titles presented to riders on the podium after a mix of Pursuiting, Time Trials, Match Sprinting and Bunch races (Points & Scratch).

Day 4: World Masters Track Championships

October 12-19, 2019 | Manchester velodrome

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DAY 4, Tuesday, OCT 15

Day 4 was the busiest day so far at the Championship with sixteen titles presented to riders on the podium after a mix of Pursuiting, Time Trials, Match Sprinting and Bunch races (Points & Scratch).

The best nation on the day based on Gold medals won was the USA with no less than six rainbow jerseys followed by the British with three, two each of Argentina, France and Australia, and one to Poland.

In the many Time Trials held on the day (results below), there were two new World’s Best Times set with Julie Barnett of Australia in the Women’s 55-59 age category and James Kloss setting a new best time in the 80-84 category.

The Men’s sprint saw some world class times over 200 metres with Arnaud Duble beating Itmar Esteban Herraiz two heats to nil in the men’s 35-39 to take the world title. Ireland’s Kieran Leahy won the Bronze, also in two straight rides.

In the 40-44 Men’s Sprint, Yann Dujarrier beat the Aussie Shane Dirks in two close finishes to win the title for France whilst the host nation won the bronze thanks to Adam Welch beating the USA’s two rides to nil.

The Men’s 45-49 Scratch race was a very fast affair with riders being dropped out the back through out the race and in the sprint for the line from those left, Alejandro Acton of Argentina won just ahead of Martin Van Wyk of South Africa and Diego Rozie, also of Argentina.

The 35-39 Points race was an especially tough race with the bunch splitting over and over as the strongest riders continued lapping their rivals. The strongest by far though was winner Michal Ladosz of Poland who took lap after lap on his own to win by almost 40 points. Quite an amazing performance by the Polish rider.

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A list of the Gold medal winners is below and that is followed by the results of the Finals on the night. For full results, go to the event website; http://www.cyclingmasters.com

GOLD MEDAL WINNERS

– Men’s 50/54 Pursuit: Antony Wallis GBR
– Men’s 45/49 Scratch Race: Alejandro Acton ARG
– Men’s 35/39 Sprint: Arnaud Duble FRA
– Men’s 40/44 Sprint: Yann Dujarrier FRA
– Men’s 65/69 TT: Steele Bishop AUS
– Men’s 70-74 TT: Reid Schwartz USA
– Men’s 75+ TT: James Kloss USA
– Men’s 35/39 Points: Michal Ladosz POL

– Women’s 60+ TT: Barbara Wiles GBR
– Women’s F65-69: Lan Tran USA
– Women’s F75+: Bonnie Woodbury USA
– Women’s 55/59 TT: Julie Barnett AUS
– Women’s 50/54 TT: Kira Maximovich USA
– Women’s 45/49 TT: Adriana Del Valle Perino
– Women’s 40/44 TT: Madeline Moore GBR
– Women’s 35/39 TT: 1 Dawn Orwick USA

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RESULTS

Women’s 35-39 TIME TRIAL
1 Dawn Orwick USA 36.901
2 Rachel McKinnon CAN 36.911
3 Naomi Lovesay GBR 37.842
4 Kirsten Herup Sovang DEN 38.709
5 Tabitha Dreef NED 38.934
6 Jennifer George GBR 39.191
7 Amber Walsh AUS 39.495
8 Joanne Arancibia AUS 39.892
9 Emma Hill GBR 41.697
10 Sarah Williams GBR 44.536

Women’s 40-44 TIME TRIAL
1 Madeline Moore GBR 37.956
2 Magdalena Kizerwetter-Swida POL 38.049
3 Carolien Van Herrikhuyzen NED 38.140
4 Jaana Hyvarinen FIN 38.210
5 Rebecca Wheadon AUS 38.729
6 Melanie Dobbins GBR 39.176
7 Lucy Moore GBR 39.300
8 Dorota Rajska POL 40.994
9 Rachell Crew GBR 41.605
10 Kristy Howells GBR 41.932

Womens 45-49 TIME TRIAL
1. Adriana Del Valle Perino ARG 37.679
2. Camie Kornely USA 38.278
3. Janelle Smith AUS 38.906
4. Elodie Fourcade FRA 40.117
5. Sherrie-Ann Prossalentis AUS 40.338
6. Jacqui Klowss AUS 41.064
7. Penny Pawson NZL 41.139
8. Sue Allen GBR 42.574
9. Malegorzata Howis POL 49.316

Womens 50-54 TIME TRIAL
1. Kira Maximovich USA 37.311
2. Janet Birkmyre GBR 37.343
3. Debbie Capewell GBR 38.270
4. Fiona Vescoli AUS 40.197
5. Megan Stevens AUS 40.593
6. Julie Scales GBR 41.205
7. Amanda Karlsson GBR 42.019
8. Dana Stryk USA 43.228
9. Jeanette Baxter GBR 44.377
10. Edvige Pettinato ITA 46.667

Women’s 55-59 TIME TRIAL
1. Julie Barnett AUS 37.900 (New World Masters Best Time)
2. Sally McKenna AUS 38.084
3. Janni Bormann DEN 38.180
4. Anna Whitten AUS 38.989
5. Lisa Nutter USA 39.489
6. Gail Matherly USA 39.709
7. Julie Graddon NZL 40.571
8. Amanda Chambers GBR 40.675
9. Carol Scott GBR 40.800
10. Gwenn Afton USA 41.080
11. Lyn Peterken NZL 41.478
12. MaryBeth Pierantoni USA 41.951
13. Valda Scheppel RSA 44.706
14. Suzanne Pirio FRA 45.311
15. Diane Scullard RSA 46.858

Womens 60+ TIME TRIAL
1. Barbara Wiles GBR 40.922
2. Kathleen McCormac GBR 42.354
3. Lillian Pfluke USA 43.642
4. 117 Alison Salthouse GBR 45.291
5. Penelope Kingsland GBR 46.711
6. Susan Meinerz USA 50.426

F65-69:
1. Lan Tran USA 42.658

F75+:
1. Bonnie Woodbury USA 44.175
2. Patricia Baker USA 59.411

Men’s 75+ Time Trial
1. James Kloss USA 38.859 (New World Masters Best Time (Male 80-84)
2. Geoffrey Cooke GBR 39.210
3. Geoff Wiles GBR 39.971
4. Keith Oliver AUS 41.917
5. Ronald Atherton GBR 42.42
6. Earl Henry TRI 42.430
7. Michael Brent USA 43.663
8. John Mason GBR 43.869
9. Thomas Clark GBR 45.164
10. Raymond Pelle FRA 46.946
11. Laurence Rissbrook GBR 48.816
12. Joseph Nicolosi FRA 49.998
13. Gordon Johnston GBR 50.647
14. Victor Possee GBR 51.764
15. Neil Orrell GBR 52.065

Mens 35-39 POINTS RACE
1. Michal Ladosz POL 141 points
2. Alistair Rutherford GBR 103
3. Johnathan Millington AUS 95
4. Andrew Hastings GBR 80
5. Claudio Reybaud ARG 49
6. Cristian Omar Sotelo ARG 24
7. Cristovao Salgueiro FRA 6
8. Emiliano Nerio Zanchetta ARG -18
9. Damien Charlot FRA -20
10. Alexey Chunosov RUS -39
11. Jiri Sonsky CZE -40

Mens 35-39 SPRINT
1 Arnaud Duble FRA 11.055 10.717
2 Itmar Esteban Herraiz ESP

3 Kieran Leahy IRL 11.698 11.278
4 Cameron Macleod LAT

Men’s 40-44 SPRINT

1 Yann Dujarrier FRA 11.472 10.930
2 Shane Dirks AUS

3 Adam Welch GBR 11.620 12.073
4 Joshua McDonald USA

Mens 45-49 SCRATCH
1. Alejandro Acton ARG 12m 14
2. Martin Van Wyk RSA
3. Diego Rozie ARG
4. Wayne Crombie GBR
5. Andrew Bruce GBR
6. Jason Kierman GBR
7. Frazer White GBR
8. Pavel Alekseev RUS
9. Alessandro Picco ITA
10. Gustavo Alej’o Gomez ARG
11. John McClelland GBR
12. Gerry Bowditch GBR
13. David Iglewicz USA
14. John Blackwell IRL
15. Simon Cox GBR
16. Niel Dunnage GBR
17. Frederic Coste FRA
18. Heath Dotson USA

Mens 50-54 Pursuit
1. Antony Wallis GBR 2.14.498
2. Richard Oakes GBR 2.14.963
3. Daniel Casper USA 2.16.998
4. Jesper Falden Offersgaard DEN 2.21.233

Mens 65-69 Time Trial
1. Steele Bishop AUS 37.945
2. Marc Dangleterre FRA 38.067
3. Peter Humphries GBR 38.210
4. Graeme Litt NZL 38.246
5. Angelo Onofri ITA 38.317
6. David Hughes GBR 38.386
7. Robert Pelegrin USA 38.584
8. Walter Thornhill RSA 38.735
9. Christian Muselet FRA 38.837
10. Ian Humphreys GBR 38.929
11. John Hines USA 39.186
12. Bob Barber GBR 39.510
13. Randolph Skidmore CAN 39.652
14. Richard Cullen USA 40.050
15. Leo Longo USA 40.143
16. Stephen Bunn GBR 40.212
17. Paul Davies GBR 40.618
18. David Large GBR 41.899
19. Malcolm Clasohm AUS 42.391
20. Chris Lodge GBR 42.670
21. Martin Bush GBR 43.182

Mens 70-74 Time Trial
1. Reid Schwartz USA 39.598
2. Michel Francois FRA 40.520
3. Geoff Brandt GBR 41.036
4. Steffen Munch Hansen DEN 41.638
5. Ignacio Efren Ortellado Quiroga PAR 41.729
6. Dennis Knabe GBR 41.747
7. David Mulica USA 41.811
8. Sandy Wallace GBR 42.001
9. Michel Briat FRA 42.497
10. Patrick Whelan USA 42.929
11. Bent Christiansen DEN 43.081
12. George Grant GBR 47.788
13. Douglas Conroy GBR 52.222

UCI World Masters Track Championships at Manchester’s National Cycling Centre from October 12th to 19th.

Championship website: http://www.cyclingmasters.com

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